The Church of St. Sophia in Andravida, Elis, is a Byzantine church that once served as the cathedral of the Latin bishopric of the Principality of Achaea. Its red-brick exterior and surviving wall paintings hint at a layered past, where Orthodox and Frankish influences converged. The building now stands in a quiet state of disrepair, its stone and mortar telling a story of the medieval Peloponnese.
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